I really liked the format of this warstory, I liked the individual team member analysis much better than props/slops
4/5
Thanks. It was something I had never seen in any other warstory (including my own) and I thought that because each pokemon's usefulness was of a varying degree, it might be better to do that than just a generic props/slops section. Well, that and I like to try adding new features to warstories. It's just a shame that most of the battles I have are truly mundane and hardly any leave me feeling "Phew, that was really intense!" That's why I chose to warstory this battle.
To those who like this warstory because of the "unique" pokemon used, that is also why I liked this battle. I enjoy battling in OU against people whose teams are not strategy-based like Sunny Day, Rain Dance and Baton Pass, but also not the bog standard Tyranitar, Scizor, Metagross, Infernape, Latias and Gyarados. Admittedly, no good OU team will have fewer than two OU pokes without being a strategy-based team, but when it's the lesser-used OUs or the UUs that shine in the battle more so than the Scizors and the Heatrans, that's when the battle starts to become interesting. At least, that's how I feel.
Also, I think this is the first time I've found one of my warstories on the first page of Stark Mountain two days after it was originally posted. Thank you for showing your appreciation and thank you even more for pointing out the problems that this warstory had.
Oh, and if anyone's wondering, I did vote on my own poll. I picked option 3.